Oklahoma - Upstream Oil & Gas

Description

Oklahoma produced about 476,000 barrels of oil per day and around 3.2 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas. The state remains active in drilling and completions, particularly in the STACK and SCOOP plays. Top operators are Devon Energy, Chesapeake Energy, Continental Resources, Marathon Oil, and Cimarex Energy. Major pipelines include the Keystone Pipeline, Cushing Oil Hub, Enbridge’s Flanagan South Pipeline, Oneok’s Sterling III Pipeline, and Tallgrass Energy’s Pony Express Pipeline.

upstream oil and gas
Production Summaries
Monthly Production
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Production by Operator
Production by Formation
Production by County
Top 10 wells
API Operator Trailing 12 Months BOE Total BOE Total Gas (MCF) Total Oil (BBL)
Completion Summaries
Avg Depths

Wells Depth

Min
0
Max
40,723
Avg
8,894

Wells Vertical Depth

Min
0
Max
23,172
Avg
2,307

Wells Lateral Length

Min
0
Max
20,895
Avg
652

Wells Measured Depth

Min
0
Max
31,302
Avg
3,842
Well Counts by Categories

Wells By Formation

Formation
Well Count
Woodford
6,734
Mississippian
5,474
Morrow
3,727
Hartshorne
3,414
Mississippi
3,354
Red Fork
3,148
Hunton
2,813
Chester
2,462
Cleveland
1,561
Des Moines
1,301

Wells By Status

Status
Well Count
Inactive, P/A
266,619
Unknown
181,079
Active
82,197
Cancelled
11,341
Permitted
3,379
Drilling
80
Workover
3

Wells By Trajectory

Trajectory
Well Count
Unknown
483,012
Vertical
28,615
Horizontal
28,392
Directional
4,409
Multi Unit
14

Wells By Operator

Operator
Well Count
unknown
224,598
ExxonMobil
6,809
Merit
3,215
EIG
3,024
Tom Ward
2,762
SandRidge
2,147
BCE-Mach III
1,687
BCE-Mach
1,368
Presidio Petroleum
1,353
Trinity Operating (USG)
1,226
Well Completions
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Well Permits
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Completion by Operators
Completion by County

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